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Thanks for that Wooz.

Lol yeah, only "clean" works get in. Alex Borowsky, who topped the state in extension two last year wasn't even feateured in the showcase. I think her short stories had something to do with Kings Cross, so it may have been too seedy (i.e. realistic) to be included. Tbh a lot of the showcase...

Works that get in are 50/50. (However, since not all of these students may have been ranked first, their overall HSC mark might be lower.) EDIT: I didn't read your post properly, morning storm. I don't know what the requirements are to be nominated.

Well the exams I thought were okay: Paper 1, Maths 2U, Modern History, Chemistry, History Extension, Extension English. Exams I didn't like/did badly in: Paper 2, Maths 3U. LOLLLLL :'( I would have LOVED to swap chem with paper 2 - chem's not counting while paper 2 will!

God bless you.

In regards to the half-cell with the chlorine, wouldn't it have a somewhat greenish tinge? I thought chlorine had that kind of colour, especially with the gas being a green colour. So if you're pumping a greeny gas into the half cell, wouldn't it assume this colour (since the electrolyte and...

I said that essentially, ethanol isn't carbon neutral becuase you have to burn vast amounts of fossil fuels to even produce it in the first place.

Buy better condoms. Or better yet, abstain. But since you probably won't be listening to this Christian, buy stronger condoms. LOL.

Actually, doing an original, not-overdone film is good because not only do you have features of language to analyse, but also visual effects that, coupled with highly sophisticated analysis of dialogue, will impress the markers. It would certainly be better than Dave Pelzer's book I believe...

Yes. I'm going to disappoint in probably most of my subjects, none more so than Advanced English.

To dispel some of the myths in this thread: From the World Health Organisation: http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs243/en/ However, the withdrawal method is considerably less effective in preventing unwanted pregnancies. From Epigee, Women's Health...

I really doubt that 85 would be the highest mark. 95 maybe, but I'd be more inclined to think that there are some exceptional students out there who would get aound 97 or 98 or even 99. P.S. The Board of Studies markers usually mark easier than our own teachers. They wouldn't be so pedantic.

Re: BAcc 2008... Best of luck, summermagic! You'll ace it.

Nights in Rodanthe. LOL -hopelessromantic-.

Obviously, there would be exceptional measures for exceptional circumstances.

They look at the papers, then they determine the cutoff, according to cem who has been part of this process. As they have not looked at the papers, they probably haven't determined the mark needed for a band six. The mark needed to gain a band six in modern history is around 83; this mark is...

Around 80%. Many people would have found the calculations very difficult.

My answers: short version a) i) The rod can be Zinc - anode - oxidised in preference to the steel; steel is reduced and hence it is protected from corrosion. ii) Two methods: coating the steel with paints such as Rustmaster; coating the steel with zinc (galvanising). b) i) Comparing the rate...

Fishbulb is correct for the titration question.

LOL, yes, my rank isn't that good. (7th or 8th in my school.)